AniamL has kibitzed 253 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-31-12 Simagin vs Kholmov, 1966    AniamL: <Al Wazir> I think Nd5 holds everything for white after 20...Qd4.      Apr-23-11 E Alekseev vs Kuzubov, 2006   AniamL: Quite an interesting game, replete with tactics by Alekseev.      Sep-10-10 Carlsen vs The World, 2010    AniamL: <Domdaniel> Thanks, that is some very interesting information.      Sep-10-10 RAW Chess Challenge (2010)    AniamL: <jacqueslaumone> The problem is that the three GMs have completely different plans. Polgar's plan was still to open up the kingside, as it has been this whole game.      Jul-13-10 R Vera vs J Becerra Rivero, 1996    AniamL: At first I looked at Qg5+ and f6 after the knight move, but then I realized that Rg1# works a little bit better :)      Jul-09-10 Naiditsch vs T Dao, 2008    AniamL: <JG27Pyth> Yes, agb2002 has analyzed this in line A.2.c I agree, it seems completely crushing.      Apr-21-10 M Ujtelky vs Parma, 1966    AniamL: I thought about ...Qxd1 for a while but noticed Qxc4 right as I clicked the link to this game. Immediately I saw the "♕ sac: 25...Qd3" underneath the game though, so I didn't get another chance to figure the puzzle out on my own :O      Dec-16-09 Kibitzer's Café    AniamL: "I'll groen in" case anyone posts any bad puns after this one.      Oct-13-09 Edelman vs I Mazel, 1928    AniamL: hahaha, great pun for the netophiles :) Very interesting game as well. Netophiles, I like it.      Oct-10-09 US Women's Chess Championship (2009)    AniamL: <nigelsnoru: <Unfortunately for the chess comparison, in SC the "quick fingers" aspect is the most important of the four.>> I wouldn't say "most important" because all four aspects are pivotal. Without advanced strategy you have about the same chances of beating (the ...

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